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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

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= st.asssaf ks.4a. ekc24ss a <az99 eft1@.
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Efsf aee4 rafes ~ AszsiFtEE - AAs tentss
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

10 ia evident that Zoe death hist al the
Buffalo motel IRE might have been much
smaller ssd the bailding been arranged
With sufscisnt avenues of escape or fus-
pished with proper Gre escapes. Tbs
Fire Commissioners ~ Grsad Rapids
might fad some buildings n this city.
the gropristcrs o. which need 10 have
their attsntion called 70 ths lack q means
% aeraDa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

The suecsssion Of horrors which the
nssspspsrs have i4tslY hesn called upon
70 record u aEothsr argument b ooohrm
ne bsiisf o. th9so tsupsrstifiotls pso-
pc ~ho have aiwa5s uotissI that shsn
ons calamity c0nss others are sure 70
fDlio9
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

n % a Bcmowhat slnguiaF e0iaeiteues
thss espiiAl panishmsnt Nss abolished Ia
Maine ca tas ssnls Dag that ms MGhi-
g'n House q Representatives. voted for
Ifs restoration ia this ststa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

E-P. BkILxY, the new postmasser AZ
Utica. y. Z. is very systematic and o.
dsrly sort of fsl!oE re presented his
bond lAst Tuesday and wanted kis COM
uission - thai having been nominated
on 81 Valentlns's day, and coaarmed on
Wsshington's birthday, hs coalJ take
possession on 81. PatFicks dey. H- got
there la tiras.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

PROHIBITION AID MAJ RiMONT.
To- tle Ei.ter 8i sac sizAu-h h-sAla.
EarekEf. March is.-i sLs interested
81 morntug n your article On prohloif.on.
The tleme IS .o0ut ss Old and - tryins a.
tls obl laarY. ar1 me wEiler who car as
cover tuYta.ug fresA % sas on the -aoieet
- eariliet 20 respectful attention aud con-
sItersI,on. The roint fesaTdlag tie soclsl
evil IL s blow below the heit but there ls q
nae il the fersJ sJriug. Marrias, e not Ac-
ease. BE- = cooperation g.
Our friends very complimentary letter
- highly appreciated and 80 thAnk him
With tiz T. Bat 10 says Marriage
is not license. Il Is corporation" Nov
euend -C' l. away or ''doA you see
Ooo 80 sll haSs % pay rec or tu.r "a
get married in Michigan. legally And
IL most o. the states psy for license
also? II IS tras ths tax IS not a. high
fot rauuinz matrimonial niii a. an or
l.nAry gin mill-but as 50 many more
enzagesn the latter business the cost, IN
tie aggregate. sGonpts to about the
same
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| YOUNG MAN WHO II WILLING TO WORK
4 wants = situation iu dry goods ~ clothing
store. Can give good cts fefefeuces address
>ales-- an. care Ieiefr.na-Heraid r.
uANTED-sITIATi0 As STUDFN1 - A
" int csss law o1loe. where sufficient cleficsl
viii be - hsnd 70 psr e1penses Five mnuths
expesttfoe graduate q 3 bir7 school. beat ~
references. Addres box ls1, Bette Greek
Mich p
SlIUAT1ON W1NEfp Bf An ExpkG8.
= e1ced iookkeepef and saiesrBfn. car sTesk
both knglish sud German tad e.ehi fesrs ex-
perie8ce, rau give security ifT . fespCns be 10
sitiOn. Acdrets Peter Bofef Pefrskey, Mich. 81
IIANTED-BT A IOf So MAN WIZ MUCH
w ekpeueHce with horfs tifnsfi1u st tfsm.-
rfeT. f1sefmso ~ n bed horses ~ any way
Bet cf references furnished Aeeress box tfis
oSice. -
NlANTFD-sfTr4Tfo 10 faRE fOR IVA.
w IDS. by a. experi need uITse. sea0 card ~
call o. 1ls Ransom -. lH'
4 RHLIABLg YOUNG NAf gf-fBKAg eF
a this citf, wishes 1srstts0a 30 80 . ~ ole
VIE e be cau / SD fhe ifl7 uest frrt1 "a sns
sifsfloa more i1arslrfsflf fhao snt nfter asfrsld
erAliou. Please sdfre<a ~ =. NerseT. this Uslee
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

Itlsas sad iscs tha. shs majority O. ths
casualties. great and small, that result
from flrs. are ia large measure due 10
cz-slsassnesA In srits u al .as fearful
warnings. hotel ps0priesors allow their
houssn 70 rsmaln nnsuppiisd With ars
escapes sna protective apparatus, and
women zo on lighting fires vita ksro-
ssna
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

An exchange sails aitsnllon % ths fact
that Governor HrI.L's naras Fts applaud
al more loudly thaa any other zt sos
Boston banquet. Tbs greatest danger 10
Govsrn0r HuLs boom = that 10 may
bscorns TOO vel known before to time
for ths nominating convention comes
.ronnd
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

re vii soon he seen IN Kansas EhetheF
women ars ~ Indifferent g. The privileges
Of v0tirg a. is .lsimsi. TIE passage o.;
. women sufrs<s ace vi gre an oppor-
tunity 81 showing how much iuiinsnce
women viu exert a. he pole sni how
many waut - sxsrt sny. lt is Fortunate
Cor ths sympataiz@rs Of the movement
that the hquCT question: IS % Be consid
srsd a. thss sleci.eo becsuse there srs
many women vino would IKE - vote On
thsf question who care for the rr1vi'egs
on no other ground So it is hardly FAR
arlsr al O. consider ne ecrliug election
IN Kansas test casa sxeeufing ss it is
connected Fisb sas so-calisd temperance
auaaf,fn
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

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se4rt1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
The TELEEnlR HERALD has ialbI.
Ne circulation ui ag lthsl isiII pub
Ishsi "a Michigan lalsids Of asiIat

me nsn who Eil lvsnf a hrs-proof
slsssf0r shatt Ein hses tts eternal graft
tuds u the travelling public
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

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4 OF. sod bsee . breakiDe hfsr crave isr
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

According @ the NsV York Tribuns
IA qusrsntius 0'ic.ais vi uot os -
blame II ws 30 not have choseFs IA this
coun. y Merchandise ff0m ibs river
Pisfts tnd Calls La been dis.ri0utst
over the country Notwithstanding c is so
wall known that there IS cholera in ths
Argentine Republic Ii q aous 600 early
60 bring The subject before tts people ol
the city. ard cauhon them 10 cleanse
thsir premises thoroughly that thers may
bs no excuse Whatever Tor The visitation
Of tbis dresd dissoee. Hogsshoidsrs can
not afford e. wsis until warm weather
cones. 4 may then "a too iate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

VIII some statistical genius inform the
public through the columns Otthis pGper,
IN round numbers, the amount % corn,
RE. barley and other grams: grapes, ap-
pies, peaches aud other trIits.. As vel az
hops and other products o. the soil, cou-
sumel and used annually IN The manu-
fsrturs % alcoholic liquids. vine. beer
and cidsr. Ia Tins country -when IN pos
session - ths proper figures, b. simple
Subtraction from tie sum totsi. it caa be
seen Just how much IS wasted annuaiiy
for food and other mipor sxtrsvsgSnces.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

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- >as o. alla ~ Haleae.s s'.sfet sNG la, ,i.fft
hs,asssIiCl1 "a fuii4ff aiia sstssaia tf4ls
olsr Hi 80 rstcs- sfsins anet ~ ~1a tiuffsff
safed .s fDea ferorE lteft sack sod 81
fsre rn..r stfEs- us.n
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

L'OR RENT PLEASANT Rooms Win
/ board. l5s North Division st pesf pozo1.ce -
NOR REKT-A TENEMENT or SIX Rooms
i with a. cOnvenicncef corner khevmutsFe.
and Ninterst.; one Of four rooms. ~ ehawuUi
ave one II three rooms corner Alie3 aDd Win
Ter sta. one OF fouI rooms, ~ stra gatft. uesf
West Fuiioo-St Inquire 81 b. ". Barnard. -
Alien 81. corner NJ NernoD-st tti
TOR RENT-A FrRNisHED FRONT Room
1 over Dnrfee's Ia Ledysfd block. second boor.
Inquire at rOUEn a. same feof sgti
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
MoasEs

wfilioefT nensrtrs~st.
Ner Snfsnz stgies arriving daily.
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Chiczga noe Slaze. - cazAi-sk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

pANTED ONE GOOD SALESMAN SALARY
" az commission. Acirepo nAI Maif. 60. ,.
NJ Wilcox. ciiy managef, "a South hlgision-sl =
GIn Will sTAEf AZ lNItl ffstNI MAA
DlV Or woman in perfectly irdrf<Efeai, pro-
tiAnt ana icg { n1ste business, adaftes ~ ~.
Lorgieilow, - eel -dsi,. New York -
WAkTED-eAItSME FOR sTAffF sIUT
W line. Literal cemn issians kr ehix ~
Labor brand. Laaesf Si1 indncslLeai. hsf1 ID =
goods lniua ,. T. Co, g Lake street. chicago.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

UANTgD-TO REST-wANTFD BY A GES.
" urman snd vile " lshes iso npofns. maei &c
near Fulton street Park wing preferred address
Box I. Telegram. Herald. ~
UANTFD-A HOUSE wiTH7 ROOMS About
" April e ufthip IH msnHtts walk ~ Pierce =
Addresl J. TelogIan- Eerald nslna Z.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

lpAETEP = ACENrs FOR THE fIse
~ blale irifOdace8 ~ Rev = II. Nincent ~
D.; mofe th8u 10 psfcs of enFfsi inEs- 3 ncs
agent sold = worth .asf mouth iacs ~ copies
one Weekona sg ent Oyer a. copies day Tor af
consecutive weeks. al the above afuo8e STRAIT
gers. Casseli q Co. QLlIniicc. g. DeagborB-si
Chiaafo ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
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TO BENT-FU FINISHED ROOM PARfoR
1 With hoard - Horp lonla-sl -
CoR RKNT--A sTORR AND DWELLING con
+ necied. ca good business stree. fOseession
given 81 once !. :. PrOsiu, Loyeftk bsock, o;@
posite sweets Hoiei.
NOR REN1 --STOK.- 40. . And l8 CANAL
I =. l. n. Weston wlddicomb biock. 7su
COR RENT-A HOUSE or sEVES ROOMS N
good condition: viii reut ~ SO per Ilou a.
.yso-re 81 Il North Union - "a
COK RIM Rooms SUITABLE FOE Two
L lsoies or married couple two blocks from
Postotce, ~ kast Brl6ge - 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20

WASTED-IkDfRS TcCsL Oh TaAVFflSe
W A wonderful entirely new Speciality for "a
painting particulars free. An Il. j. Laile Chl.
cago. III ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
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llAN1fp- A GOOD PAIL AID Tt8 IkTHf
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20
VIhThD-saIL%af : 4

tlANTED-A GOOD GlllI For SENEkAL
W hO1sework. Apply in.-ledi isteiy 81 Mn b
II. Carroi,, iol Washlngtoi r.. tnf
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-16
THE FIRE or HOME.

& hear them tell of far. off climes,
Aud treasures grand they hold
Df minister walls, where stained light falls
On canvas, rare and old.
My hands fall down, my breath comes fast
But, ah. how can roam?
My task know. to spin and sew,
And light the fire OF home.
Sometimes [ hear Of noble deeds,
OF words that move mankind;
Of willing hands that to other lands
Bring light to the poor and blind,
dare not preach, I cannot write,
fear to cross the foam:
Who. If go, will spin and sew,
And light the fire of home?
My husband comes as theshadows fall,
From the fields with my girl and boy,
His loving kiss brings with it bliss
That hath no base alloy.
From the new-ploughed meadow, fresh
and brown,
catch the scent OF the loan;
Heart do not fret 'tis something yet
TO light the fire of home"
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-16
Bismarck and Gothic German


Prince Bismarck is still assobsaDste
as ever in his refusal to, read, any
German book or documents NOT wit
ben in the ordinary Gothic oharac-
tsrs, and so far every effart has failed
to convince him that the introduc-
ton of Latin characters into schools
and Offices would be great Saving OF
both time and eyesight. Since, how.
ever, it has recently heen pointed ont
and historically proved. by Prof.
Kohn that the Gothic, letters are
nothing but an Ornamental form OF
the old Latin used by the monks in
the Middle Ages, the. Chancellor will
perhaps desjst from his Efforts to
keep intact this aunlueky present OF
the Middle Ages IS German
scholar. calls tho pressntmode OF writ
ing in Germany, which can now no
longer be supported for patriotic sea-
sons hegreas painter Albrecht DMer-
er aeitated for the return to the more
simple and mathematical form OF
writing as long back as 1895: France,
Italy and Spain, who for q period
adopted Gothic writing, have lone
ago gone back to simple Latin char
acters, and Germany, in this matter
by no means agreeing nth her great
leader. viii be only too glad to follow
suit.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-16
Cardinal Gibbons Red Hat.
From the New York Evening Sun.


Cardinal Gibbons red hat, the es-
peeial insignia of his dignity as a car
dinaI priest OF the church, is still at
the house of the cardinal s friend Mgr.
JnO. D. Kelley, Jr-, on Ciermont avenue,
in Brooklyn. There seems to be a
good deal of promiscuous misinforma-
tion,ih the public mind regarding red
hats. A press dispatch stated, during
Philadelphia latest Centennial cele-
bration, that "Cardinal Gibbons wore
the red hat OF the Cardinalite just
bestowed upon him by the pope, and
ninety mine editors out of a hundred
printed it. Cardinal Gibbons did not
wear AMY thing of the sort. The hat
lately bestowed on him by the pope
was resting snugly in its bandbox at
that time. Cardinal Gibbons wore the
Uttered skull cap, which looks exact.
ly like the lining OF a derby hat. 1t is
called q 'zuchetta. A priests skull
cap, IS black. the cardinals is red, and
the pope s is white. This littleskull cap
he.nevers wears, save in the presence
ofihiss Divine Master at the elevation
OF the host during mass. His attend
ant first raises it from his head. AS
for-ttne big red hat, Cardinal Gibbons
will never wear it again. For just one
little moment did it rest on Cardinal
Gibbons head on the 17th, Of last
March, when he knelt beside the SOW
ereign pontif. Two chamberlains held
it, on his head, and the pope placed his
thin white hand upon it just long
enoRgh to tell him that he. must de-
fends the church even to thelast droD
of.hfs blood, and then it was removed,
never to be worn again by the caEdi-
nal during life.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-16
Peeping into a Soudan Harem

Clearly our friend is man ofcatho-
lie tastes IN the matter OF women, saws
Joseph Thompson, the African travel
er, describing a visit to a chief IN the
Soudan. His harem presents all
kinds OF faces and figures, from the
copper-colored Fillani, with slender,
1.-THE, figure. well-shaped face and
positively blue eyes, to the shape
less form, black skin, ugly face and
muddy eyes OF the lowest negro ty pc.
They are all dressed alike, with a
lower turkedi or cloth around the
waist, hanging to the ankles, a second
sheet wound around the body under
the armpits, and a third worn in the
varied modes OF a shawl on the head
and shoulder. The hair is gathered
into solid greasy fringe, which ex-
tends from the brow to the nape of
the neck, something after the manner
of the crest of a helmet From each
temple hangs a kind OF stiff love-lock
The ankles are adorned with enor-
mously heavy anklets of solid brass,
The bar being little short of an inch
and a half in thickness, the ends orna-
mented with neatly-made polygonal
beads. Nothing better finished could
be turned out OF a European work
shop.
Round the wrist ara placed several
more brass bracelets, not so expan-
sively made, but collectively SO heavy
tnat to ease their arms the wearers
are frequently to be seen with hands
clasped behind the head or hanging
down their backs. Their ornaments
usually include string OF agate beads
made in the country. The women,
unlike the men, do not
affect white colors, the more
fashionable cloths being checks
ofine blue, a medium tint of the same,
white, and Magenta. Among those
who can afford expensive articles the
latter two colOrs are prevalent.
Strangers are not usually admitted
into the family compound, but it
must not besupposed that the women
are kept strictly inside and never let
out. Quite the reverse. In the even
ings they are almost invariably at
liberty to wander forth and join in
any dance or merrymaking there may
be afoot. and l would not like to be
responsible for the statement that
their behavior is always of the best
on these occasions. During the day
also, if any of the women have any
thing to buy or sell at the market,
there is no restriction to their going
thither. In the more wealthy families,
however, there is always one if not
two wives who are kept in strict Sc
clusion, and not unfrequently eunuchs
are employed to guard the morals of
the harem.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-16

sobbing on to his shoulders. The
strain had been great; the tension
broke.
This is the second time you have
benefited me, my Dulcie. Your girl,
slsh Whlm began my prosperity, and
your woman's s quickness saved nv life;
and an, now you know want something
else :
She didn't speak; but John had got
the upper hand now, and meant to
keep it.
You know what it is I want" he
said persuasively.
She turned her fearful face up to his,
and he got-what he wanted
sells Family Magazine
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-16

state with a new phamphlet with addi-
tional "testimonials,' press notices, ETC.,
supporting his demand to be considered as
an explorer.
camp fire was given at Mankaao by
Alexander Wilkin Es0st, 6. A. r., in honor
OF JudgS Rea., the nsw commanders -tar ehief-
petition is being circulated amang the
voterssOf Murray county stating taat inas-
much rs no finaldReision has beea,reaehed
| in theteounty seah question, GcMs MeGiil
should at once, remOre from Office. the reg.
isterr OF Deeds. the county auditor and
judge OF probase,. who are alleged to be un-
! lawEally holding their offices, at place
otler than Carrie, the county scat. 1t re-
cites other REASONS.
The New York Equitable Lille Insurance
company Will place nillioa d ollars orth
as buildings. in each OF the tsxih cities and
hall a million in Duluth.
b A large. .Inseting of the owners of tree
claims WIS held at Beardsley a few days
ago to lake united action. against band
OF sharks now endeav oring to defraud the
1 honest farmers of their just earnings. a
mass meeting of all interested in Big Stone.
Traverse and adjoining counties was call,
/ ed, 10, be held iu Morris Nov. % at n
/ q. "a.
II is understood that in addition to
building branch TO Ely this winter the
Daluth & Iron Range will spend $3.50, 900
to $29O, 900 on the improvement OF the
road bed OF ths present line between Tower
/ and Two HaJbors.
The new Swedenborgian Church waa
dedica ted in st. Paul Sunday the 9Th. The
lot upon which the church stands was ac.
Juired by the congregations at q cost al
Sc, 00u and the structure itself cost SIS,
1000.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-02-26
sesslnent,

Bal. nnaccounted FOR
on rolls 1884,
To which must be adj
~ months interest
from Jan. ]. IS to
Feb. /. 's7. making
a total amount of
interest ef.